to officially let someone leave the police or military
She was discharged from the police force for bad behavior.
她因行为不端被警方开除。
to let someone leave the hospital because they are better
Patients were discharged from the hospital too soon.
患者们出院太早了。
to let someone leave prison or court
He was discharged from prison after admitting the theft.
他在承认盗窃后被释放出狱。
to let a jury stop working on a court case
If the jury cannot agree, it should be discharged.
如果陪审团无法达成一致,应该解散。
to flow out or make something flow out
Raw sewage was discharged from the plant into the river.
未经处理的污水从工厂排放到河里。
to release liquid from the body
The wound started to discharge pus.
伤口开始流脓。
to release energy or power
Lightning is caused by clouds discharging electricity.
闪电是由云层放电引起的。
to complete a duty or pay what is owed
He worked hard to discharge his debt.
他努力工作以偿还债务。
to fire a weapon, or for a weapon to fire
They charged, discharging a volley of arrows as they came.
他们冲锋时,射出了一阵箭雨。
the act of releasing a substance, or the substance released
a ban on the discharge of toxic waste
禁止排放有毒废物
the release of electricity, or a flow of electricity
thunder and lightning caused by electrical discharge
由放电引起的雷电
the act of officially letting someone leave the police or military
The illness resulted in his discharge from the army.
疾病导致他从军队退役。
the act of letting someone leave the hospital
Referrals can be discussed before hospital discharge.
转诊可以在出院前讨论。
the act of letting someone leave prison or court
He was given an absolute discharge but banned from driving.
他被完全释放,但被禁止驾驶。
the act of doing a duty or paying money owed
Arrangements were made for the discharge of mortgage payments.
已做出安排以偿还抵押贷款。
the act of firing a weapon
an accidental discharge from a dropped gun
掉落枪支的意外走火